Open United Content Hub

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The goal of the OUCH project is to provide a "CMS" for multiple websites.

A Drupal 7 instance is used as a back office for other systems (ie other drupals).

It uses the following modules :

VoIP Tropo

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The VoIP Tropo module makes it possible for the VoIP Drupal platform to make and receive text and voice calls via the Tropo Cloud API service (http://www.tropo.com/).

In particular, the VoIP Tropo module enables the creation of Drupal sites that:
* Are accessible via Skype, IM, Twitter, SIP connections and phone numbers in over 40 countries
* Provide SMS capabilities to and from U.S. numbers
* Can use a combination of 16 voices (8 male, 8 female) in 6 different languages for text to speech generation

twitter_blackbird

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The twitter_blackbird module allows you to create an HTML representation of actual tweets in your posts, just by pasting in a tweet URL.

Twitter API:

http://media.twitter.com/blackbird-pie/

Demo:

http://www.universalpantograph.com/content/test-blackbird-pie-tweet-embe...

In addition, each HTML representation includes web intent links:

Bounce handler

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A typical web application sends out mail but doesn't check for the validity of the mail address causing lots of bounces.

This is undesirable since it causes overhead for the web at large and can also lead to the webserver being blocked by receiving MTAs and/or the mails getting a higher spam rating leading to less successful mail delivery.

This module contains a drush script that is meant to be called by the MTA when it receives a bounce.

It will expect a VERP encoded delivery address from which the user address is extracted.